Yoichiro Mori

Yoichiro Mori is a Professor of Mathematics and Biology at the University of Pennsylvania, affiliated with the Department of Mathematics. His research focuses on Mathematical Biology and Biophysics, as well as Applied and Numerical Analysis. Mori holds the Calabi-Simons Professor title in Mathematics and Biology. His contact information includes an email address y1mori@math.upenn.edu and a website link at https://www.math.upenn.edu/people/yoichiro-mori.

Yoichiro Mori is a mathematician at the University of Pennsylvania, specializing in mathematical modeling of biological and physical systems. His research focuses on the application of mathematical techniques to understand complex phenomena such as cell polarization, cardiac conduction, and electrophysiology. Mori's work includes the development of numerical methods for solving partial differential equations, particularly in the context of immersed boundary methods and electrodiffusion models. His publications explore topics such as wave-pinning, ephaptic conduction, and the role of water and hydraulic pressure in cell dynamics. His research bridges applied mathematics and computational biology, with an emphasis on modeling and analysis of multiscale systems.